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The Cabecar chief is wearing the blue ball cap. This is his village.
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Ginnee and Phil Hancock have a mountain with 20+ waterfalls and several rivers located South of Turrialba, Costa Rica. Our sustainable permaculture project in paradise is growing. We look forward to sharing our adventures with you.
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Books You Must Read
- What is Biodynamic Agriculture? by Rudolf Steiner
- Agriculture Course, the birth of the Biodynamic Method, by Steiner
- Salad Bar Beef (Paperback), Joel Salatin
- You Can Farm: The Entrepreneur's Guide to Start & Succeed in a Farming Enterprise (Paperback)
- Everything I Want To Do Is Illegal: War Stories F... by Joel Salatin
- The One-Straw Revolution: An Introduction to N... by Masanobu Fukoka
- Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability, David Holmgren
- PERMACULTURE: A Designers' Manual (Hardcover), by Bill Mollison
- Democracy: The Painted Whore, an Extremist Explains War, Drugs, Guns, God, Gold, and Santa Claus by Hal O'Boyle
- The Prosecution of George W Bush: For Murder
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- The Cabecar are in trouble, they need our help and...
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- The Cabecar chief is wearing the blue ball cap. T...
- The Cabecar have faced many generations of discrim...
- The Cabecar are not use to receiving beautiful gifts.
- Esperanza’s SchoolOur little one room school house...
- Here is Regan handing the purple bag with school s...
- Today we were headed to the farm with a truck full...
- The Adventures of Don Mark, an ongoing sagaWebster...
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- We are at the home where Priscilla is staying. Ou...
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- We are on a deadline to build our home, not that t...
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